CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO EPICURIZE
PRESENT
Present
I epicurize
you epicurize
he/she/it epicurizes
we epicurize
you epicurize
they epicurize
Present continuous
I am epicurizing
you are epicurizing
he/she/it is epicurizing
we are epicurizing
you are epicurizing
they are epicurizing
Present perfect
I have epicurized
you have epicurized
he/she/it has epicurized
we have epicurized
you have epicurized
they have epicurized
Present perfect continuous
I have been epicurizing
you have been epicurizing
he/she/it has been epicurizing
we have been epicurizing
you have been epicurizing
they have been epicurizing
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I epicurized
you epicurized
he/she/it epicurized
we epicurized
you epicurized
they epicurized
Past continuous
I was epicurizing
you were epicurizing
he/she/it was epicurizing
we were epicurizing
you were epicurizing
they were epicurizing
Past perfect
I had epicurized
you had epicurized
he/she/it had epicurized
we had epicurized
you had epicurized
they had epicurized
Past perfect continuous
I had been epicurizing
you had been epicurizing
he/she/it had been epicurizing
we had been epicurizing
you had been epicurizing
they had been epicurizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will epicurize
you will epicurize
he/she/it will epicurize
we will epicurize
you will epicurize
they will epicurize
Future continuous
I will be epicurizing
you will be epicurizing
he/she/it will be epicurizing
we will be epicurizing
you will be epicurizing
they will be epicurizing
Future perfect
I will have epicurized
you will have epicurized
he/she/it will have epicurized
we will have epicurized
you will have epicurized
they will have epicurized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been epicurizing
you will have been epicurizing
he/she/it will have been epicurizing
we will have been epicurizing
you will have been epicurizing
they will have been epicurizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would epicurize
you would epicurize
he/she/it would epicurize
we would epicurize
you would epicurize
they would epicurize
Conditional continuous
I would be epicurizing
you would be epicurizing
he/she/it would be epicurizing
we would be epicurizing
you would be epicurizing
they would be epicurizing
Conditional perfect
I would have epicurize
you would have epicurize
he/she/it would have epicurize
we would have epicurize
you would have epicurize
they would have epicurize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been epicurizing
you would have been epicurizing
he/she/it would have been epicurizing
we would have been epicurizing
you would have been epicurizing
they would have been epicurizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you epicurize
we let´s epicurize
you epicurize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
epicurized
Present Participle
epicurizing
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EPICURIZE»
Discover the use of
epicurize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
epicurize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Stockholm Studies in English
analyse, antagonize, apostrophize, bastardize, civilize, criticize, divinize,
dogmatize, epicurize, familiarize, fertilize, humanize, meteorize. monopolize,
panegyrize, 2)eda?itize, precognizc, realize, sermonize, signalize, spermatize,
spiritualize, ...
2
Studies on the Accentuation of Polysyllabic Latin, Greek, ...
analyse, antagonize, apostrophize, bastardize, civilize, criticize, divinize,
dogmatize, epicurize, familiarize, fertilize, humanize, meteorize. monopolize,
panegyrize, pedantize, precognize, realize, sermonize, signalize, spermatize,
spiritualize, ...
3
A Commentary Or Exposition Upon All the Books of the New ...
... A' in eating, drinking carnal copulation; d-e'. holding neither mean nor measure
,as he in Ariflofianeeflm main-flun- 19 am;- go'n', , who was good sor norhing else
but to Epicurize. aftxfflnw. names-ib: natfzi 76 corse" ii dmw a r'nbmdo [let/m.
4
An English and Danish Dictionary ...
EPICUREAN, Sub. Epiruri esterfa'ltrEPZCUR'SM, Sub. Ejicurz'sh [ememaade,
rvelþstigt left/net. To EPICURIZE, ru. '1. at lerue et wezfljstxgt fervent. EPlDEh/
IICAL ur EPIDEMICK, Adj smitshm; almi'zrz'elig. " I An epidemictu 'vil-case, Laner'
e ...
5
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
শারীরিক নুখাৰুরক্ত, ভেপৌ সূখ বা <ডাগজনক I Epicurism, n. s. 114IZ"6T5I' ব] তদিচ্ছখু,
ইদহিক নু'র্য, শস্বরীরিক সৃ-গ বা <ডাগ, নামান্য নুর, পূৰেবাক্ত বাক্তির মত বা শান্ত্র I
To Epicurize, v. n. পূবেবাক্ত বাতির ন্যার আচার-কৃ, আমেদে -কৃ, সূখে ডেজেন-কৃ, ভেৰুজন
...
6
All the Familiar Colloquies of Desiderius Erasmus, of ...
... as it commonly falls out, get the Pox, which by Way of Extenuation they call the
Common-Garden Gom, by Whichthey are so often brought to Death's door in their
lifetime, and 'carry about adead Carcass 5 do they not epicurize' glorioully?
7
The national pronouncing speller: embracing a strictly ...
CM' e bra ted, celibacy, cem'etery, cer'emony, creditable, delicacy, delicately, des'
pi cable, des'- ultory, efficacy, eligible, emissary, en' viable, epicurism, epicurize,
epi cycle, epilepsy, equitable (ek'wetabl), es'timable, est'uary, ex'cellency, ex' ...
Richard Green Parker, James Madison Watson, 1866
8
The anatomy of melancholy: what it is, with all the kinds, ...
... lapis super lapidem sedeat, and as the 6 apologist will, resp. tusst, et
graveolentia laboret, mun- dus vitio, let them be barbarous as they are, let them 6
tyrannize, epicurize, oppress, luxuriate, consume themselves with factions,
superstitions, ...
9
The retrospective review
... only delighted with the idolatry of the Pagans in their sacrifices, but also that
their very bodies were nourished by the vapours and fumes arising from them,
and that these evil dcemons therefore did as it were deliciate and epicurize in
them.
10
The anatomy of melancholy, by Democritus iunior
... ignorant, incult, lapis super lapidem sedeat, and as the 'apologist will, resp.
tussi, et graveolentict Uiboret, mundus vitio, let them be barbarous as the}7 are,
let them "tyrannize, epicurize, oppress, luxuriate, consume themselves with
factions, ...
Robert Burton, Democritus (minor, pseud), 1850
